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State v. Walker

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  • 181 P.3d 31

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  • emphasizing that first degree theft could further the commission of first degree trafficking in stolen property but ultimately making its decision recognizing that the criminal intent between the two crimes, when viewed objectively under Dunaway, are different
  • noting Washington’s test, variously called the “‘same evidence’” or “‘same elements’” test, is “largely indistinguishable” from the federal Blockburger 2 test
  • intended victim of first degree trafficking in stolen property is the person to whom the defendant intended to sell the stolen property

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